LEED®/Sustainable Design
Timmons Group has applied our knowledge of sustainable design and green building practices to many projects where LEED® certification or sustainability and low-impact development principals are a vital consideration. We have been the Civil Engineer and Landscape Architect for more than 50 LEED certified and registered projects, including such prestigious examples as the first LEED Gold certified K-12 school and the first LEED certified federal prison. We have been an active member of the U.S. Green Building Council since 2000, and many of our design team members are LEED Accredited Professionals.
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Margaret B. Pollard Middle School
Location: Chatham County, North Carolina
Provided civil engineering services for a new LEED® Gold certified middle school located off US 15-501 in Chatham County. -
1050 K Street
Location: Washington, DC
This LEED® Gold project involves an innovative green-roof plaza storm-water design for an 11-story office building in the heart of downtown Washington, D.C. -
Defense Information Systems Agency Headquarters
Location: Fort Meade, Maryland
New million square feet DISA Headquarters on 70-acre site consolidates agency operations and research. -
FORSCOM/USARC Combined Headquarters
Location: Fort Bragg, North Carolina
$298 million combined FORSCOM/USARC Headquarters at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. -
Young-Laine Courts Building
Location: Isle of Wight, Virginia
46,347 square feet courts facility that achieved a LEED Silver rating. -
Tidewater Community College Student Activity Center
Location: Norfolk, Virginia
58,000 sf multi-story building accommodates student activities, lounge/study areas, meeting rooms, recreational and fitness facilities and other services. -
8 1/2 Canal Street
Location: Richmond, Virginia
This LEED Certified student housing project includes six stories of student housing on top of two levels of structured parking. -
Moseley Architects Headquarters
Location: Richmond, Virginia
The new corporate headquarters for Moseley Architects will serve as a showcase and marketing tool for low-impact design techniques in the context of a historical renovation.